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Now that the dust has settled from an eventful legislative session in Albany, it is time to review the implications of the policies as they relate to the

Meridian Capital announced the following transactions: • A new mortgage in the amount of $9,000,000 on a six-story, 123-unit multifamily property located

In 1977, John Santora, a Staten Island native and community college student, had his heart set on continuing his family’s legacy by becoming a New York

AARON SIEGEL The Kalikow Group, a fourth-generation, New York development and management firm based in Westbury, has closed on a 12-year Fannie Mae DUS

Just weeks after the state imposed the strictest apartment rent regulations New York has ever seen, some retailers are now calling for their own rent protections.

By William C. Rudin, chairman, REBNY On behalf of the Real Estate Board, I congratulate John Banks on his retirement from REBNY and thank him for his hard

By Sarah Trefethen With net-leased tenant Walt Disney Co. on its way out, the commercial office space in 157 Columbus Avenue is in for an infrastructure

Jonathan Ninnis, Principal of OC Development Management (OCDM), with L&L’s David Levinson (left) and Robert Lapidus (right) L&

Hundreds of brokers and others working in real estate rallied outside City Hall on Thursday to protest legislation aimed at limiting the commission a tenant

The New York City Department of Buildings released its May 2019 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction and

Bill Waxman, CBRE; Mindy Lissner, CBRE; Matt Schlindwein, Greek Development; Alex Cocoziello, Advance Realty Investors; David Greek, Greek Development;

2864 Broadway. A coveted retail asset is coming to market on the Upper West Side. Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chair of the investment sales division at Compass